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This is a slow-moving train where the consequences pile up little by little.

Today we can already see early stage capital controls in Europe, corporate defaults in China, multiple debt-ceiling crises in the US, and negative interest rates around the world.

None of these things existed ten years ago. And in a few more years, today’s financial conditions will seem tame by comparison.

Yet while this snowball keeps getting bigger, no one can possibly predict precisely WHEN or HOW it will finally strike.

That’s why perspective is so important.

Anyone who hunkers down expecting the financial apocalypse could be waiting a while… and simultaneously missing out on some compelling opportunities.

Similarly, people who delude themselves into believing that everything is going to be just fine will likely have their entire lives turned upside down by an erupting financial crisis.

It is possible to strike a balance.

As an example, we’ve talked a lot about holding physical cash.

If the objective data proves that your banking system is illiquid and questionably solvent, then why take the risk and keep all your money there, especially when all you’re being paid is 0.1% interest anyhow?

You can take a LOT of that risk off the table by simply withdrawing a few months worth of savings and holding some cash.

Similarly, if you know that your currency is underpinned by record amounts of debt and promises that are impossible to keep, why not take some of that risk off the table with an asset like gold that has a 5,000 year history of preserving wealth?

It’s hard to imagine you’ll be worse off holding a bit of physical cash or a universal asset like gold or silver.

But if the worst happens, those holdings could turn out to be the best insurance policy you’ve ever had.

Economic Page IMF reveals the number "scary" to the size of global debt​Ali Abdul Salman 36 06/10/2016 International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday that the world swim in size to $ 152 trillion in debt, but that did not prevent the record level of the organization to encourage some countries to increase spending to boost growth.

The IMF said in a report that the global public and private debt amounted to 225 percent of global economic output last year, up from about 200 percent in 2002.

The fund said that about two-thirds of the total debt in 2015, or about $ 100 billion owed to private borrowers, pointing out that the growth of private debt, usually lead to financial crises.

The report coincides with Christine Lagarde urged the Director of Monetary Governments of the Member States in a position to borrow and spend more fund to do so to boost growth, which suffers from a persistent weakness.

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